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Photo by Danigia Berquist.

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ra /  '. powerand authority, *.
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. fourth, overall.

School — |
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players |

finish —
13th .

Terrace Caledonia bad-

' minton’ team from fin-

ishing in the top eight of

‘the 16-team B.C.. High
‘School Badminton Cham-
_ pionships at Vancouver on

the March 4 weekend.

In the opening round-

robin series, the eventual

champs from Maple Ridge .

clobbered .Terrace 11-0.
Then Caledonia suffered a

slim: 6-5 loss to North- .
‘Peace before ending the

round-robin by’ beating
Kamloops 10-1.

In dropping to the con-
solation side, Terrace lost

‘another 6-5 heartbreaker

to St. Michaels. But they
came back with a couple
of 9-2 wing over Trail and

Kelowna‘ to finish 13th .
“overall.

“St. George placed se-

__ cond while Kelly Road of
Prince George grabbed

third place.
Last year Caledonia was

_ the

The B.C, ‘Ministry of
Environment and: Parks

has appointed a three-.

member committee to
conduct a public review of
methods for getting rid of
hazardous wastes.

The committee has been
directed to. prepare a
report dealing with what
Ministry’ terms
‘*special wastes’? and safe
techniques for disposing
of the material. Commit-
tee members are. Dr.

David Boyes, a Vancouver ©

cancer specialist, Edward
Jefferys, president of
Cascade Chemical Com-

Legion is the
to meet friends —

Team to study —
toxic waste disp

modities Ltd., and Mrs.

‘Lael Hamilton, a resident

of Vancouver.

- According to’ Environ-
ment Minister Stephen
Rogers, the committee will
provide advise in defining
the environmental require-
ments for disposal,
developing legislation and
reviewing public recom-
mendations for major

treatment facilities. Their

report is due by the end of
1987..

In ‘addition to accepting

‘briefs “from the public

mailed to their Vancouver
headquarters, the commit-

TERRACE — The Royal then you can join the
Canadian Legion in Ter- Legion be it man or wo-

race is a friendly place.

by Roy Greening,
Chairman, Public’
Relations Committee;
Branch 13, Royal |
Canadian Legion ©

I’ve gone in there ex-
pecting to see some of my
friends and I usually do
but sometimes I. don’t.
However, there is always

‘someone that I can. sit

down with and have a
chat.

_ There isa ‘sense of be-.
longing because a person

can only become a mem-
ber under certain: con-
ditons and that in itself
gives: one the licence to
feel free to talk to anyone
there, Sometimes you
aren’t: the one requiring

comradeship but the per-_

son sitting alone at a table.

. Being friendly. at a place
like the Legion can work .
Tight losses to: North- .
'. Peace and- St. Michael’s
' prevented ‘the 14-member

two ways, and this is what
it is all about, ——

This is the year of Ter-
race’s Diamond Jubilee,

"it’s the city’s 60th anniver-
sary and I’ve noticed that .

there are a lot of vacant

forces,

chairs of an evening in the |

_ Legion. There. has been a

declining interest over the
last few. years. and this

- Means a loss of interest in

what the Legion stands for
which is the spirit of com-

‘tadeship and helpfulness.
- There are still many.

dedicated people working
for the Terrace Branch,
but more help is always
needed. So why not make
this year your Diamond
Jubilee project and help

out by simply dropping in-

to the Legion and having a

chat. If you don’t know

someone when you go in,

you will when you go out.
Perhaps some of you old

members could re-activate
your membership and

eral meetings which are
always held on the second
Tuesday of each month.
Perhaps you'll say that
the Legion is a place just
for the veterans of the war

but that is not the case. If -

your father or grandfather

- Was. or is a war veteran,

‘come to the monthly gen- fi

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tee will also. be holding
hearings in various loca-.
tions throughout the prov-..
ince. Juliana asko, the
committee’ s “researcher,
said in a recent interview
that an itinerary ‘has not
yet been established, ‘and -
she was unable (o say
whether hearings will take.
place in Terrace, ee
Briefs on hazardous and
toxic waste disposal
should be directed. to ‘the
Special Waste ‘Advisory
Committee, 300 = 601 W..
Broadway, Vancouver,
B.C, V5Z 4C2. See

place

I find it very gratifying
_ to see so many people turn’
out on Remembrance Day.

. to pay their respect to.our

. war dead and to ‘sce the
Legion full of people talk- -
_ ing over old times after the.

parade. I’m sure a lot of.

those people would have .
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